文化財保存のための国際協力(その VIII)

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Part VII of my article examined the two Unesco campigns for safeguarding the major monuments and works of art; one concerned those in Egyptian and Sudanese Nubia and the other those in Florence and Venice. The examination was focused mainly on the problems faced by Unesco in launching the unprecedented campaigns. In Part VIII the campaign for the restoration and preservation of the Buddhist Temple of Borobudur in Indonesia is selected for an analysis of the historical background of the country and the effort of the Indonesian people in overcoming the difficulties in their nation-building. 4. Unesco programme for the preservation of cultural property f. Preservation of major monuments and sites (5) Restoration and preservation of Borobudur i. Construction, structure and significance of the Temple ii. Preservation in the early stages iii. Restoration work iv. Training v. Borobudur Study Centre vi. Zoning of the site vii. Moslems and Borobudur viii. Factors of the success in the preservation ix. Destruction of cultural heritage through religious devotion x. Culture and development g. Increase of Unesco campaigans and their transformation 5. Epilogue.
上智大学の論文
1993-12-26